Sentence examples for a decisive lesson from inspiring English sources

The performance that the couple gives, in its rather approximate relationship to the text and amazingly close relationship to the actors' souls, is a decisive lesson in art, a thrill and a joy.

When a city councilman in Irvine dreamed up the idea of forming a relationship with a coastal town in Vietnam, the leaders of this increasingly multicultural community got a quick, decisive lesson in foreign relations.

She made a decisive decision.

"Have a decisive war to teach Pakistan a lesson," he said.

A Fight Becomes a War August 1987 was a "decisive moment" for Mr. Gingrich, he wrote in his 1998 mea culpa book, "Lessons Learned the Hard Way".

June 2009 In a speech to the Royal United Services Institute, Dannatt said one of the key lessons from the conflict was the need to achieve a "decisive effect" early on.

But coupled with the continuing weakness of investment, the reforms were too modest to bring about a decisive change in the country's overall productivity prospects.Learn SwedishSweden offers a more encouraging lesson.

He won a decisive mandate.

"They want a decisive leader".

Brims are a decisive feature.

Is this a decisive argument?